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| − | '''No Duh''' was a zine published by musician | + | '''No Duh''' was a zine published by musician [[Geoff Farina]], who was then a member of The Secret Stars. His writing has also appeared in [[Tape Op]] and ''Rockpile Magazine''. |
When ''Sassy Magazine'' named '''No Duh''' "Sassy Zine of the Month!" Farina couldn't keep up with the demand. Literally hundreds of letters poured in from teenaged girls, which proved to be a money-losing venture (the price listed in Sassy didn't cover the cost of printing and mailing). | When ''Sassy Magazine'' named '''No Duh''' "Sassy Zine of the Month!" Farina couldn't keep up with the demand. Literally hundreds of letters poured in from teenaged girls, which proved to be a money-losing venture (the price listed in Sassy didn't cover the cost of printing and mailing). | ||
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* [[http://www.southern.com/southern/band/KARAT/biog.html Karate at Southern Records]] | * [[http://www.southern.com/southern/band/KARAT/biog.html Karate at Southern Records]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:01, 31 July 2007
No Duh was a zine published by musician Geoff Farina, who was then a member of The Secret Stars. His writing has also appeared in Tape Op and Rockpile Magazine.
When Sassy Magazine named No Duh "Sassy Zine of the Month!" Farina couldn't keep up with the demand. Literally hundreds of letters poured in from teenaged girls, which proved to be a money-losing venture (the price listed in Sassy didn't cover the cost of printing and mailing).
Geoff Farina is a graduate of the Berklee School of Music. Since 1994, he has been the lead singer of Karate. Farina has been interviewed on National Public Radio, and his gear list was recently featured in the "New Guitar Heroes" issue of Guitar One Magazine.
